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Sadly, it remains not many people around us nowadays who do carry or share the concept of practising ‘goodness’ to the people. When the issues of ‘interest’ arises, the selfishness will tend to supercede the theory of practising “goodness”. We have often been striving and fascinating to bring the world from the bad to the good, and to persistently propagating the theory to the people around us. But, theories remains theories, it does not march alongside with practical reality. As the selfishness grow larger and larger, it cover and hide the theory of goodness within us. Worse still, if the leadership of the country do not practise the requisite “goodness” to the people at large but merely for their own self interest.

I do concede men should be born equally, fairly and deserving the fundemental rights of seeking for justice. But when the atmosphere around us appeared to be contrary, we have no choice but to accept the real and practical reality. We may be despaired, but we could not help. Of course, men should not lived without objective and concept, so perhaps it is best to remain all these good concepts as our ultimate pursuance of conceptual goal.

As you said, and I hope, with the small and soft voices like us, we hope we may be able to attract more and more people sharing the same heart and idea, to join together and to amplify our ideas and concepts for the betterment of our people’s tomorrow. To gradually pull our people back from the bad to the good, albeit not an easy task.

cheers.. for the betterment of tomorrow!

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Dr Hsu, I noticed that the cost of visiting of doctors has gone up after the recent registration of docs by the Health Ministry.
I am 64 and am a firm believer of the maxim that prevention is better than cure, and with this in mind, I have blood pressure tests every few months.
One clinic charges RM10, another RM15 & still others RM22.
Previously, I just walked into a clinic and asked for a blood pressure test (only this test) and was charged RM5.
I think that the doctors are passing the cost of registration to their patients which is not right.
If the docs felt that the registration fees are too high, they should thresh it out with the Health Minister – that’s the right and proper way of doing things instead of making their patients the fall guy!
Remember, many patients are far worse off than themselves, what with so many price increases within a short span of time. For retirees like me every cent counts!

Hi, Dar Ren,
Will you mind give me a direct contact, like phone number so that I can may you a visit in the future if I go to K.L. many Chung Ling friends also has lost your contact.

From Khoo Ah Chew

Hi there Dr. Hsu

I sincerely agree with your comments on how Chopin and Liszt are the greatest composers and piano the world has ever known. Their compositions are able to bring out the deepest emotions within ourselves.

Anyway on another topic, I do believe that doing good is something everyone should strive for but unfortunately it is obvious that corruption is everywhere, immoral actions are practiced and it does make you wonder whether there ever will be a day when there wont be such things.

Also i would like to ask, since you are a doctor, what it is like and how a doctor should act when he is around his patients. What are things that doctors need to pay attention to? Emotionally especially. As you see, I myself am interested in studying medicine next year, but the prerequisites for entry into the course is very competitive.

Entry is based on 3 things (in Australia), UMAT test (which is like an aptitude test) which tests logical reasoning, understanding of people and non logical reasoning (which is looking for patterns and trends). Any advice on what a doctor should be would be very helpful.

Last but not least i would like to wish you the best of luck in trying to achieve your aim of making the world a better place. I’m positive that the we all need more of people like you.

Many thanks

Justin

Justin,

If u really wish to be a doctor, may be go for a bachelor degree. some of the medical schools in Australia, as well as medical schools in Canada and US, they take in only students with a basic degree. This is to make sure that those who do medicine are mature and have a better perspective in life. If there is a will, there is a way. I am sure you can do it.
Glad to have u visit my blog. Rgds and allthe best to you.

Keep it up. We need people like you. We will have to go the Mahatma Ghandhi way- “Not to retaliate and not to yield”. Our country and the world would be a better place to live if a little bit of you stays in so many of us.
Truth is the way. Justice to all. All are equal.

Warm regards.
Balachandran Veerayan

It is a shame that people who seek a better tomorrow seek to achieve it through a horrible today. Seize the moment good doctor. Celebrate the advancement of our children and ourselves. Celebrate the advancement of the Malays who we mistreated for generations under the British and even after that. Celebrate the foresight of our forefathers who agreed to the NEP at independence.

Beofre we look for a better tomorrow we have to be able to look to our past to see how far we have come and ask if we appreciate what we have received and achieved. Otherwise you will become like the self promoting members of parliament, narcississtic to the core and devoid of substance, peddling another form of race chauvanism.

Singapore is an example of what an invited race of migrants can achieve at the expense of the indigenous people. Whilst keeping them at economically better levels than many of their counterparts in the surrounds, they are deprived of their culture, swamped by Mandarin speakers and writers and made to keep quiet. Much like the parrot in a cage who is fed regularly,secure from other wild beasts, has the attention of its master (as long as it sings his tune and does not fly away) and is kept as ashowcase of its masters status and his ‘kindness’ to animals. But the parrot will never be free till the cage door is open or the regime decides caging birds is cruel and it must be set free.

You are quite clearly interested in a better tomorrow. And I suspect you are genuine. But what is better by your standards? What do you lack that you would not deprive others of given half the opportunity?

If God wanted us all to be Chinese and Indians he would have made the whole world India and China. But he in his wisdom also made Malaysia with Malays as the dominant race with entitlements and benefits given any majority anywhere.

Good luck and God bless you. I hope you will not like others resort to personal attacks and assumptions of who your writers belong to or who pays them and the rest which I notice very unfortunately many Malaysian non Malay blogs end up doing then barring their writers who do not accept their narrow point of view. Poor show of Democracy.

God Bless you.

I am somewhat disappointed that you would chose to cast aspersions on my character and fall into a trap of being what you petend not to be. A Chinese chauvanist parading as a wannabe do gooder. I am part Scottish and part English. I lived in Malaysia where in actual fact I was born then returned to England after my father decided to give up working for the famous Harrisons and Crossfields rubber estates in Malaysia. We did get to move around and yes my father knew Lee Kuan Yew who himself referred to Chinese as Chauvanists wanting it all for themselves.

Your immediate knee jerk reaction reveals what lies behind your veneer of respectability of brotherhood and all bon homme in your opening remarks about my name and your ’suspicions’ of what I pretend to be. Such presumtions from a person wanting fair paly?

I for a moment believed you may have been genuine. But then again Amway used doctors too to penetrate the market by using the so called credibility of your profession to rip people off and to exploit people who would not be paid for their work.

Sadly instead of finding a genuinely open forum seeking to unite people, you let slip your real persona. You cannot be fair or real with what you claim is what you want. There is more of a Mao Tze Tung in you than the Gandhi you claim to admire.

Perhaps you should first ensure you aree free then ensure those who express themselves freely even if in disagreement with you are given a right to express themselves without your offensive personal attacks about who and what they are or in your words,”What they pretend to be”. If the substance of a posting speaks for itself and carries merit you should celebrate the diversity of that response in your debate.

Fair competition is something you clearly cannot in your wildest dreams imagine or understand as it appears alien to your person. I did not manifest that quality of unfair personal criticism you did so by your attack.

If the Chinese are second class citizens in Malaysia, please make me one as well. I would not mind the second class status for the belligerence, the money grubbing, the brothel owning, drug pushing and politician bribing qualities you espouse as a virtue which other civilised beings eschew.

Sorry Good Doctor, for freedom to thrive and a fair deal to be had, you have to understand and live by those ideals.

Maybe Lo Hsin Han of Burma is your ideal of fair chance, or perhaps Ferdinand Marcos, or even his successor the thieving Cory Aquino, or Thaksin Sinawatra or other Chinese despots of the region who all preach what they cannot practice and act as gatekeepers of the western interests in the region would be your ideal for Malaysia.

Nice try Doctor.

Hello Mr James.

I have been an Amway Member for a long time, I am rather impressed in the way you criticized Amway about the method we do promotion, from your posted comment.

Whether Amway really hires some of the professionals to advertise its products, it still depends very much on solid evidence to get you a room for criticism. In fact, our products have been helping many people all over the world, regardless of their races and religions. I am sure some of Mr James’s family members have used Amway products too.

The olden Asia value believes that something sharp could destroy the balance of the surrounding, but anything that takes the form of sphere, would never do so, mentally and physically applicable. Fairness and tactfulness are the very important elements to bring peace and balance to our world, definitely not extremism. From your comments, it is pretty sure that extremism does exist in your thought. May be, with Amway’s product and social service, it may help you to get rid of it.

Hence, I really wish to help you, but without your real identity, it could never be done. Maybe you come to give your real email? Or Dr Hsu, can you supply with his I.P address?

I hope you could reveal your real identity, I may try to locate your actual location through Amway search engine by applying your I.P in it, and I also hope that Dr Su could provide your I.P attached to your comment, to ensure we have a smoother progress in searching your real identity.

Amway does have a lot of members whose professions range from doctors (of all kinds), engineers to normal citizen, I believe a large portion of people among them, are also of mixed race of Scottish and English, and live in England, maybe nearby your housing area, I can recommend a service for you that personal counseling or face-to-face psychiatric treatment could be arranged in your favor, for having such extremist thoughts, I think you need the help of doctors to cure you of your prejudice.

Anywhere, I am very proud of being an Amway member. So far, never heard of an Amway member conducting personal attack, criticism of religion and racial discrimination openly in public.

I really hope to meet you face to face to tell you more about Amway products. I also hope to introduce our Amway legal advisor to you to counsel you not to belittle Amway, so that you won’t get into legal problems.

Regards,

Jason Y

c.c. Amway Headquarters, USA.

thanks so much for the lyrics of what a wonderful world. That song is one of my favorite and is always on my mind but i did not know all the words

Wow! Interesting! Everything on this website is my area of interest. I will definately take time to read the info on this website and I believe it would help tremendously with my studies. Thanks Dr Hsu for having such a great website & blogs.

Hey Doc. You came up on my Google News alerts for Burma. What an excellent article on the background of the junta. Clean and calm and sharp, like a razor.

I have posted your article on Burma NewsLadder, a quickly growing human-aggregated Burma News site for all articles on Burma. Under “What’s New”.
http://burma.newsladder.net/

I live in the birth place of Rock’N'Roll.
I have been sending around my latest blog post in an effort to get Al Gore and the other Nobel Peace Prize winners to go to Burma Now. I would be honored if you would check it out and spread it too.

I really like your jokes too. Here’s one…
Q) What do you get when you cross the Junta with the Mafia?
A) Guys who will give offer you a deal that you can’t understand.

love and thanks,
om mani padme hum

Dear Dr Hsu, I am with you that teh world we live in especially MALAYSIA is not a happy place now. Look at the policy that govern us which create a lot more hardship, suffering and discontentment. There are now lines drawn to disintegrate racially and religiously. Why must this happen after 50 years of joy and understanding. This is the direct result of Greed , Hatred and Delusion Boilling in the mind. Malaysian live daily with suspision of each other. The whole dividing policy has to be removed. I can keep talking but it will come to naught. I hope more understanding citizen work with you to make a happier country with success. I appeal to all right thinking people to put down their power of choice in the coming election so that a paradigm shift can take off immediately.

We need more websites and writers of these calibes in Malaysia.

Dear Dr Hsu,

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

- Edmund Burke.

It is great that good men like you continue fighting in cyberspace. Thank you , keep up the great job of keeping the public informed.

Hello. I am a big fan of Richard Clayderman. Thanks for all the songs you put up. Can you please find the sheet music for Chinese Garden?

P. S. Are you Chinese?

Just a matter of curiosity. My lawyer friend always tells me, if we call doctors “Dr.” we should be calling lawyers, “Lawyer” and engineers “Engineer” and teachers “Teacher” and drivers “Driver” as well as cleaners “Cleaner” so it is without end.
It is a matter of respect, I know for the number of years you have studied and trained to be a medical doctor, but then for a fair and just society, aren’t we supposed to accord the same treatment to all? How about the policeman who has “policed” for 30 years?

Just thinking aloud.

Dr Hsu,

I have just read your article: climb the mountain and light a candle. You are certainly a very very hopeful and positive person. I am ashamed to admit that I really don’t have that kind of hope for this country with people respecting one another, and living in a level playing ground; at least in the foreseable next generation where much harmful indoctrination had been implanted.

Did U studied in University of Singapore, 1973 to 1978, Medical faculty? Originated from Ipoh?

Dear Dr Hsu,

Thanks for having this forum. I glad that I found your blog.

With the current political tsunami, many non-bumis have migrated overseas mainly for 3 reasons:
1. racial equality
2. children’s education
3. security

With all of your children studying ot have studied overseas, have you ever considered migrating as well or would you encourage your family and friends to do so.

Appreciate your thoughts and comments.

Just curious, Dr. Hsu, since you were educated in Singapore, why don’t you choose to stay there as what many people commonly do.

Dear Dr. Hsu,

I think you’ve a great blog and keep up the good work. Just wanted to let you know I’ve added your blog to my links section.

Rgds

Dr Hsu,

A very good example. If all Gerakan leaders were like you. Then I wouldn’t have left the party two year ago.

I wanted to see your world here. I admire your thoughts and beliefs and try to live my life this way as well.

Many thanks to you Dr. I enjoyed reading your thoughts and the others who have entered here. All the great sheet music is interesting.

David Castagna.

Yes,second your ideal especially triumph of good over evil…but i desperately want to know from your point of view how to subdue persecution.I left Nigeria due to unfounded allegations of “treasonable felony”but i got to Malaysia to find out that the “network” has managed to restrict my freedom…how do i handle this?i can’t go back to Nigeria for fear of being incaserated extra-judicially.
Thanks.

Dear Dr. Hsu,

You have a wonderful blog!

If someone out there (who perhaps has

reached pension age) can put your

Musical Scores into alphabetical order

(Songs, Classical etc.) – perhaps

millions or billions of searching hours can be

saved and used to play more music and make

the world an even better and happier place to live.

Thank you again!

R & M.

With the onslaught of IT, the blogosphere and alternative electronic media, we’re reading more news and issues being brought forward by bloggers from each political divide. Some may seem true, some may not but in general, we all have to weed out corruption in this country. It’s getting out of control, with the PKFZ issue, big mansion, etc. Being a Malaysian, I would like to see a better Malaysia for our next generation but at the rate and direction, we’re definitely heading “south”. It’s a death kneel. What will be future for our next generation? Any good “prescription” to stop this pandemic?

Hi Dr Hsu,

I came across your site after googling on 1Malaysia.

After reading your response to my post on the 1Malaysia fund Quota, I was enquistive to know the person behind the message.

I would like to think I have found someone who shares a lot of passion in wanting to make a positive influence on others, particularly Malaysians suffering from myopia.

I am just an old time soldier who retired early, thinking I could easily find my rightful place in the corporate jungle! I must say, it has been one helluva roller coaster ride through a paradoxical culture, shaped by racism, politics and apathy.

I am not as “gifted” as you are but we share the same interest in our line of work, i.e to help people become better!. I am a HR Manager and Professional Coach.

I certainly would like to get in touch with you, with a view to friendship and mentoring for my son who has just started into medicine.

Cheers
Yuva